Win7 to build the Go language development environment

Win7 to build the Go language development environment

1 Download the Go installer package for the Windows version, Http://code.google.com/p/go/downloads/list

2 download Liteide for Windows, unzip and use after download

Http://code.google.com/p/golangide/downloads/list

3 Unzip the downloaded Go installation package and start configuring environment variables

4 Create a new environment variable named Goroot

5 Add the Go Bin directory to the system's PATH environment variable

6 Open the Liteide Bin directory under the Liteide.exe, start to configure the go to the compilation environment, click on the menu bar: View and options, liteenv, because the computer is installed on the 32-bit system, so double-click win32.env for environment variable editing

7 After the change is complete CTRL + S Save (modify Goroot, etc.), restart Liteide

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1. # Native Compiler Windows 386
2. Goroot=c:\go
3. gobin=
4. Goarch=386
5. Goos=windows
6. Cgo_enabled=1
7. path=%gobin%;%goroot%\bin;%path%
9. Liteide_gdb=gdb
10. Liteide_make=mingw32-make
11. liteide_term=%comspec%
12. liteide_termargs=
13. liteide_exec=%comspec%
14. Liteide_execopt=/c

8 After the restart in the package browse, if you can find go, the configuration is successful

9 Create a new directory for the GO program in your computer, and then click on the menu bar: View-Gopath, browse (equivalent to configure a project path)

10 Click OK to see the package browse one more

11 Create a simple engineering test Go language environment, click on the menu: file-New, following configuration, click OK

12 Click Buildandrun on the toolbar, run the program, if successful in the bottom of the compilation Output window will appear HelloWorld

Win7 to build the Go language development environment